Burnley's trip to Chelsea live on ESPN (From Lancashire Telegraph)
When news happens, text LT and your photos and videos to 80360. Or contact us by email or phone.
Burnley's trip to Chelsea live on ESPN
2:01pm Thursday 9th July 2009 in
BURNLEY'S return to Stamford Bridge to take on Chelsea on Saturday, August 29 will be screened live on ESPN at 12.45pm.
The Clarets claimed a famous Carling Cup victory at Chelsea last season and their match at Stamford Bridge will be their first Premier League game to be shown live on television.
ESPN have taken over Setanta's Premier League rights following the Irish broadcaster's financial problems.
Burnley's home game against Sunderland on Saturday, September 19 will be on Sky and will now kick off at 12.45pm.
The Clarets' home match against Manchester United has been put back a day to Wednesday, August 19 because the Premier League champions have had their opening fixture against Birmingham switched to Sunday, August 16 for television.
Comments(3)
Scamp Kingsley
says...
9:26pm Thu 9 Jul 09
bed and breakfast man ! wrote:Same again as last seasons visit will do, muppet.
Mystic meg has just predicted the score for this game game,Chelsea 5 Burnley 0.
But in all fairness,We dont need mystic meg to know you will get a beating down there.
bed and breakfast man !
says...
10:13pm Thu 9 Jul 09
Scamp Kingsley wrote:But this will be the big time,Not the reserves,MUPPET....
bed and breakfast man ! wrote: Mystic meg has just predicted the score for this game game,Chelsea 5 Burnley 0. But in all fairness,We dont need mystic meg to know you will get a beating down there.Same again as last seasons visit will do, muppet.
More Football stories
- Kean hails Blackburn Rovers' first half display
- Poor first half cost Clarets, says manager Howe
- FULL-TIME: Southampton 2, Burnley 0
- FULL TIME: Blackburn Rovers 3 QPR 2
- HALF TIME: Blackburn Rovers 3 QPR 0
- HALF-TIME: Southampton 2, Burnley 0
- TEAM NEWS: Blackburn Rovers v QPR
- TEAM NEWS: Southampton v Burnley
- Non-league latest: Matches fall victim to the weather
Most popular
Comments on Blackburn Rovers stories following the Jerome Anderson interview with Sky Sports have been frozen on this website after the Lancashire Telegraph received a letter from Mr Anderson’s solicitors. However, later tomorrow (Friday) we are setting up a new facility for readers to post their comments on Blackburn Rovers at (insert email address here). The LT will continue to allow fair and even robust comments on this subject acknowledging the depth of feeling of supporters and their right to express their opinions as long as these comments are lawful and obey our house rules . But we refuse to accept defamatory and unproven accusations of criminal or other wrongful activity which break the rules governing the comments facility.
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name
bed and breakfast man ! says...
3:53pm Thu 9 Jul 09
But in all fairness,We dont need mystic meg to know you will get a beating down there.